Charlie Sheen's porn stars of choice have A LOT in common -- in fact, TMZ has learned, his latest party girl Kacey Jordan bared all in a recent video for "Girls Gone Wild" ... just like Capri Anderson.
The video was shot over two years ago in L.A. -- and according to the clip, Kacey's quite the exhibitionist ... claiming "I'm nineteen and I'm told that I'm cute and I have a hot body and I love to show it off."
Capri Anderson knows what it's like to go a little crazy in a strange hotel room -- because back before she met Charlie Sheen, Capri was in a "Girls Gone Wild" video ... and she was even featured in a national commercial.
Back in 2009, Capri dropped her drawers for GGW's "The Hottest Girl in America" video ... and after that, she became a finalist in GGW's "Search for the Hottest Girl in America" TV show that aired earlier this year on HD Net.
Now, with Capri's newfound notoriety, we're told Girls Gone Wild is going back to the Capri archives -- and has already released a fully nude tribute to Capri on its website.
It's official! "Girls Gone Wild" has taken the next step in exploiting drunk college girls. The magazine is billed as "a monthly lifestyle magazine for young men and women geared toward fun, freedom and youthful exuberance." Translation: It'll feature a lotta t**s and a** from girls that are willing to shame their schools, families and towns. Thanks Joe Francis.
Tuesday night, a Girls Gone Wild tour bus collided with a bicyclist in Iowa City, Iowa, landing the cyclist in the hospital. According to a fire department report obtained by TMZ, the accident happened just after 8 p.m. Firefighters arrived to find a male bicylist trapped beneath the tour bus, where he remained for 20 minutes before high-pressure air bags could be used to lift the vehicle and get him out.
The name of the cyclist wasn't released, pending investigation, and his condition isn't known.
The accident occurred as part of the Girls' bar-hopping national publicity tour, which pulls into Anaheim, Calif. on Wednesday. Cyclists beware.
Bill Horn, publicist for Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis, could not be reached for comment.
